VATI GREENLIGHT FINAL EXAM PAPER FULL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS 2026
▶ Diabetes insipidus (DI). Answer: Urine output 250 mL/hr
▶ Ileal conduit procedure. Answer: Dusky-colored stoma
▶ Fat embolism syndrome (FES). Answer: 24-year-old male with
casted femur fracture
▶ Mastitis. Answer: No need to stop nursing
▶ Potassium level. Answer: 3.1 mEq/L in client taking digoxin and
furosemide
▶ Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Answer: General anesthetic
administered prior to treatment
▶ Using a standard walker. Answer: Moving left leg and walker ahead
together
,▶ Using a standard walker. Answer: Placing walker 2 feet forward with
each step
▶ Antisocial personality disorder. Answer: Poor impulse control
▶ Diabetes mellitus. Answer: HbA1c for long-term blood glucose
management
▶ Haloperidol. Answer: Screening for tardive dyskinesia
▶ Diaphragm for contraception. Answer: Lost 30 lb in the past 6
months dieting
▶ Home hospice care. Answer: Improves quality of life through
palliative care
▶ Skeletal traction. Answer: Realigning extremity in traction
▶ Indigestion. Answer: Client report in the morning
▶ Burn dressings. Answer: Apply proximal to distal pattern
, ▶ Seizure disorder. Answer: 3-min tonic-clonic seizure 2 weeks after
concussion
▶ Methadone during pregnancy. Answer: Tachypnea, irritability,
tremors in newborn
▶ Dehiscence of incision. Answer: Place client in low-Fowler's position
▶ Deep-vein thrombosis (DVT). Answer: Applying venous plexus foot
pumps
▶ Eye drops administration. Answer: Use aseptic technique, drop in
conjunctival sac
▶ Controlled epidural analgesia. Answer: Cover insertion site with
transparent dressing
▶ Complete placenta previa. Answer: Prepare client for cesarean
section
▶ Floating nurse assignment. Answer: Ask for an experienced nurse as
a resource
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS 2026
▶ Diabetes insipidus (DI). Answer: Urine output 250 mL/hr
▶ Ileal conduit procedure. Answer: Dusky-colored stoma
▶ Fat embolism syndrome (FES). Answer: 24-year-old male with
casted femur fracture
▶ Mastitis. Answer: No need to stop nursing
▶ Potassium level. Answer: 3.1 mEq/L in client taking digoxin and
furosemide
▶ Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Answer: General anesthetic
administered prior to treatment
▶ Using a standard walker. Answer: Moving left leg and walker ahead
together
,▶ Using a standard walker. Answer: Placing walker 2 feet forward with
each step
▶ Antisocial personality disorder. Answer: Poor impulse control
▶ Diabetes mellitus. Answer: HbA1c for long-term blood glucose
management
▶ Haloperidol. Answer: Screening for tardive dyskinesia
▶ Diaphragm for contraception. Answer: Lost 30 lb in the past 6
months dieting
▶ Home hospice care. Answer: Improves quality of life through
palliative care
▶ Skeletal traction. Answer: Realigning extremity in traction
▶ Indigestion. Answer: Client report in the morning
▶ Burn dressings. Answer: Apply proximal to distal pattern
, ▶ Seizure disorder. Answer: 3-min tonic-clonic seizure 2 weeks after
concussion
▶ Methadone during pregnancy. Answer: Tachypnea, irritability,
tremors in newborn
▶ Dehiscence of incision. Answer: Place client in low-Fowler's position
▶ Deep-vein thrombosis (DVT). Answer: Applying venous plexus foot
pumps
▶ Eye drops administration. Answer: Use aseptic technique, drop in
conjunctival sac
▶ Controlled epidural analgesia. Answer: Cover insertion site with
transparent dressing
▶ Complete placenta previa. Answer: Prepare client for cesarean
section
▶ Floating nurse assignment. Answer: Ask for an experienced nurse as
a resource
